Pry Bars & Openers

Pry bars and crowbars are indispensable tools in construction, demolition, and renovation projects, designed to leverage, lift, and pull materials apart. Ohio Power Tool offers a diverse selection of these tools, each tailored for specific tasks within a wide range of applications. The traditional crowbar, recognized by its curved forked end and pointed tip, is robust and ideal for heavy-duty tasks such as prying apart boards, removing nails, or tearing down structures. Its design allows for significant leverage, making it a go-to tool for breaking up pallets, dismantling framing, or opening crates. The pointed end can also be used for aligning holes in construction materials or piercing through drywall. For more precision-oriented tasks, the flat pry bar, or flat bar, comes in handy. This tool features a flatter and wider design, offering both a broad surface area for lifting and a sharp end for insertion into tight spaces. Flat pry bars are particularly useful for gently lifting baseboards, trim, or tiles without causing damage to the materials or surrounding surfaces. Their slim profile allows for easy insertion behind materials for minimal disturbance, making them ideal for renovation projects where preserving the integrity of removed materials is important. Wrecking bars and utility bars expand the versatility of pry tools, combining features such as nail pullers, hammerheads, and multiple prying ends into a single tool. Wrecking bars, larger and more heavy-duty, are designed for substantial demolition work, capable of handling tougher materials and providing greater leverage. Utility bars, slightly smaller, offer a combination of functionality that makes them particularly useful for a broad range of tasks, from light demolition to intricate adjustments. Ohio Power Tool’s assortment of pry bars and crowbars ensures that professionals and DIY enthusiasts can find the right tool for their project needs, whether it's dismantling structures, removing finishes without damage, or executing fine adjustments during construction or renovation work.